On Its 39th Anniversary, The Clean Water Act Needs Defenders:
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In 1969, a river caught fire.
People of a certain age probably remember when it happened. The Cuyahoga (pictured above), which runs through northeastern Ohio and outlets into Lake Erie in Cleveland, was heavily contaminated -- so much so that stretches of the waterway contained no life at all. It was thick with pollutants; Read the full story on TreeHugger
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